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Tai Chi Chuan is an ancient Chinese Martial Art which features slow-motion, flowing postures. Practicing Tai Chi can be described as developing one’s ability to respond to opposing forces.
Qigong is a breath-work practice involving movement designed to energize the body.
Simply put, Qigong is a health and longevity practice and Tai Chi Chuan is a martial art.
Practiced daily all over the world by everyday people, Tai Chi is both a solitary and community activity. Think of it like playing music—you can play alone or with others but playing with others improves your skill.
In my classes, yes. But expect to be a little overwhelmed at first before you settle in.
Comfortable clothes. Layers. Loose fitting or stretchy pants.

Yes, of course, as long as the floor and your feet allow it. You can also do Tai Chi in street shoes or in whatever type of shoes work for you—comfortable sneakers, soft soled shoes, or “kung fu slippers” as in the photo.
Read How to Choose a Teacher.
Yes, of course. There are many! Head to the library and choose any book or DVD that stands out to you. Remember, try before you buy!